RJ Eskow, 11.13.2009
Consultant, Writer, Health Analyst
If Democrats and progressives are really concerned about middle-class votes -- and they should be -- it's statements like a recent pronouncement by Rachel Maddow that should concern them.
Josh Nelson, 10.08.2009
Publisher, EnviroKnow
For the past few weeks Republicans have latched onto the $1,761 energy tax lie to oppose clean energy legislation.
Rep. Ed Markey, 10.08.2009
Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA), Chairman, Select Committee on Energy Independence
Romney, and the other opponents of clean energy legislation, are now claiming it will cost $1,761 per household. But the actual household costs are predicted to be about a postage stamp a day.
Geoffrey Dunn, 11.07.2009
Award-winning journalist, filmmaker and historian
Rarely has a national election been so fiercely challenged, so infused with meaning, so weighted by widely swinging dramatic arcs, and so blessed by such an engrossing cast of characters.
Frankie Sturm, 10.21.2009
Blogito Ergo Sum
The fact that economies in Europe, Asia, and elsewhere have grown since 1945 is not a sign of American decline. It's a testament to US leadership.
Adam Blickstein, 09.24.2009
Communications Director for the National Security Network
While addressing a neoconservative conference this week in Washington, Mitt Romney, according to reports, discussed a whole host of national security issues he has little to no experience with.
Josh Nelson, 09.21.2009
Publisher, EnviroKnow
When your position is based on ignoring science to prop up polluting industries -- as is the case for many Republican politicians -- you have little choice but to cite misleading statistics to make your point.
Lee Stranahan, 09.20.2009
Filmmaker, Writer, Photographer
Glenn Beck can sure connect those dots! Not since Charles Manson listened to The White Album over and over and over and over and over has someone conn...
Bob Cesca, 11.09.2009
Political Writer, Blogger, and New Media Producer
Max Baucus tasked a former executive of a company that was penalized for rescinding the insurance policies of sick people with writing the most powerful health care reform proposal to be crapped out of the Senate.
David Sirota, 11.08.2009
Political journalist, best-selling author and syndicated newspaper columnist
The White House answers more to Glenn Beck than it does to the progressive base of the Democratic Party that got them into the White House in the first place.
Bruce Wilson, 10.19.2009
Writes on religion and politics
After four years, legalized gay marriage in Massachusetts appears to have no effect on the Massachusetts divorce rate, posing a big problem for highbrow critics of gay marriage.
Ted Johnson, Maegan Carberry, Teresa Valdez Klein, 10.18.2009
Variety's Wilshire and Washington
Today on the radio show, we've got Jim Gilliam, co-founder of Brave New Films and Chief Technology Officer of Business.com, who recently created Tweetprogress.us, a directory of progressive tweeters.
Andy Ostroy, 09.27.2009
New York City-based political analyst
The Kennedys were and are a living, breathing soap opera. But America loves a good soap opera.
Menachem Rosensaft, 09.18.2009
Founding Chairman of the International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors
By tolerating and encouraging Limbaugh, the Republican leadership is fomenting racial and ethnic hatred that could have disastrous consequences for our country.
Yvonne R. Davis, 09.16.2009
President and CEO of DAVISCommunications
Sheryl Underwood: As a Republican woman I never let anyone push me some place where I don't want to go. I love everyone as long as you are not messing with my money.
Joseph A. Palermo, 09.07.2009
Author/Associate Professor of History
There's a simple solution to these Republican astro-turf goon squads that are currently disrupting Democratic town hall meetings on health care. Do what Kennedy did.
Dave Astor, 09.03.2009
Award-winning columnist for The Montclair (N.J.) Times
At first, I didn't think the "Cash for Clunkers" program was for me. My car is fuel-efficient, and I don't expect it to break down until five nanoseco...
Tina Dupuy, 08.30.2009
Award-Winning Writer, Investigative Journalist and Editor of Mediabistro's FishbowlLA
Less government is not always good. The private sector is not always first-rate. And free market capitalism does not cure all.
The Progress Report, 08.16.2009
The Progress Report is the daily policy newsletter of the Center for American Progress Action Fund
Republicans are still finding their "way out of the wilderness" when it comes to immigration.
Michelle Schweiger Schecter, 08.12.2009
Michelle Schweiger Schecter is an attorney who dreams in verse.
Clearly other options she is looking to explore/Maybe she'll join Bristol on her abstinence tour/Or take a class in geography/Then tell us what other places she can see.
Dan Dorfman, 08.09.2009
Financial Columnist, Market Commentator.
Larry Sabato, the director of the Center for Politics at UVA, predicted Romney, Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty and Mr. X to be the three Republican frontrunners in 2012.